2026-01-03 21:21:58

From December last year to January this year, over a period of about a month, I mainly provided strategic advice and did not operate frequently. It's not that there were no opportunities, but my income structure is quite diversified, and I have indeed caught some good market moves before, so my mindset remains relatively stable.

However, the situation on the team side is a bit special — some assistants have gone on vacation recently, and others are preparing for their weddings, so the overall operational rhythm is inevitably affected. The newcomers are still in the training phase and can't handle much for now. That's the reality.

Honestly, what if there's another big market wave in January 2026? In the end, only a few will truly benefit. Opportunities with mainstream coins like BTC and ETH are there, but whether you can seize them depends on your level of preparation, team collaboration, and a bit of luck. Everyone is equal in the face of the market, but in front of profits... well, you get the idea.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 01-06 02:37

A steady mindset is good, but the team is a bit disappointing. You really can't avoid travel and weddings. Only a few can enjoy the benefits, most people are just along for the ride.

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CafeMinor

· 01-04 10:21

Haha, it's just that having multiple income streams is necessary to stay stable. Otherwise, how difficult it is to go a month without any activity. Really, when the team can't be relied on, you have to carry it yourself. But that also shows you've prepared thoroughly in the beginning. And also, when a big market rally comes, you might not even get to benefit from it. This really hit me—there's a huge gap in preparation.

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AllInAlice

· 01-03 21:52

A steady mindset is stable, but when the team has issues, it's hard to handle. Newcomers still need nurturing, and who can keep up with this pace?

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AirdropSkeptic

· 01-03 21:51

Haha, really. The team is out having fun, getting married, and you're the only one holding down the fort... This is the true face of the crypto world, isn't it?

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ChainDoctor

· 01-03 21:51

A steady mindset is truly steady, but this kind of "multiple income streams" always sounds a bit... you know what I mean. It's still okay to hang out with the team, but the key is that newcomers aren't very capable, which makes it tough. When the market comes, it's useless—most people are just along for the ride. It all depends on who is well-prepared and who makes money, really.

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AirdropNinja

· 01-03 21:48

Really, the team outing and wedding planning are really overwhelming, and the newlyweds still need to get used to each other.

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OPsychology

· 01-03 21:33

A calm mindset makes you a winner; not everyone can hold it together. The team indeed needs to gel, and that's how the growth cycle for newcomers works.

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